Not mine. $19.5k Link as follows: https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/c...355995725.html

"1965 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS HOLIDAY WITH 35600 ACTUAL MILES WITH LOTS OF PAPERWORK TO DOCUMENT. IT HAS THE 330 CU HIGH OUTPUT ENGINE. POWER STEERING, BRAKES AND A/C. THE CAR RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE A NEW CAR. IF ITS POSTED ITS FOR SALE. ASK THE WIFE AND HAVE YOUR FUNDS IN ORDER BEFORE INQUIRING. PLEASE ONLY SERIOUS INQUIRIES BETWEEN 9AM- 10PM EST. THANKS FOR LOOKING."

 

That is a very nice car. Purty too.

 

Very nice! Didn’t know a vinyl top was available for the Cutlass back in 65.

 

According to the SPECS booklets, 1966 was the first year for RPO C08 vinyl roof covering. The chrome trim was used on the D99 two tone cars to separate the roof color from the lower body color. The cowl tag would prove or disprove how it came from the factory. Trim shops sold aftermarket vinyl roof coverings in the 1960s and 70s.

 

After vinyl tops came out in 66 it was common for people and dealers to have them installed by trim shops as Joe mentioned. I do think it looks good on this car though. I wonder what the tag shows for a paint code.

 

Not surprisingly, I'm guessing this car has already sold. Link states the author has already pulled the Ad.

 

It could be code D which would be Lacerne Mist, although in the picture it appears a little darker than the stock color. The pie pan looks like it’s for a 2 barrel carb